Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100981 total results. Showing results 47741 to 47760 «238423852386238723882389239023912392Next ›Last » Encryption would ‘blindfold’ social media companies to online child abuse, warn campaigners Child safety campaigners are warning that plans to roll out end-to-end encryption on social media platforms would be like “turning off the lights on the ability to identify child sex abusers online”. Police Professional 18/1/2022 News Law on sale of knives to young people to be tightened Tighter new restrictions will make it harder for young people to buy dangerous knives and corrosive products as part of the Government’s continued efforts to tackle youth violence under its Beating Crime Plan. Police Professional 18/1/2022 News 400 sexual misconduct claims at Scottish universities Almost 400 accusations of sexual misconduct have been made to Scottish universities in the past five years, according to new figures. BBC 18/1/2022 News Campaign aims to stop Facebook encryption plans over child abuse fears No Place to Hide drive funded by Home Office to warn social media firms over dangers of end-to-end encryption The Guardian 18/1/2022 News Magistrates will get power to give one-year jail sentences to cut backlog Pandemic has caused huge delays in justice system but barristers claim change in England and Wales is ‘distraction politics’ The Guardian 18/1/2022 News How many more babies must die before England stops jailing pregnant women? There is always an alternative to a custodial sentence. No court decision should endanger the life of an unborn child The Guardian 18/1/2022 Feature, Opinion MI5 investigated Texas synagogue hostage-taker in 2020 UK intelligence officers concluded Malik Faisal Akram posed no threat, which allowed him to travel to US and buy gun The Guardian 18/1/2022 News Facebook is ‘blindfolding’ police to paedophiles, says campaign pushed by Priti Patel Adverts will alert parents to dangers of end-to-end encryption, which could result in loss of 14 million child abuse reports each year The Telegraph - Subscription at source 18/1/2022 News Manchester Arena Inquiry: Bataclan attack doctor explains response A doctor has told the Manchester Arena inquiry how he treated casualties at the 2015 Bataclan theatre massacre despite the on-going threat around him. BBC 18/1/2022 News UK roads are getting more dangerous as experts warn of ‘low priority’ policing – ‘scandal’ UK roads are getting more dangerous for a number of reasons including police cuts and speed cameras not working as the fatality rate rose by five percent in 2020. Express 18/1/2022 News Senior Met police officers sacked for ‘appalling’ treatment of junior staff Chief Superintendent Paul Martin allegedly misused credit card and mistreated pregnant colleague The Independent 18/1/2022 News Crime bill: Lords defeats for government’s protest clamp-down plans The government has suffered a series of defeats in the House of Lords over its plans to clamp down on disruptive and noisy protesters. BBC 18/1/2022 News ‘Someone let the ball drop’: Growing anger as it’s claimed British terrorist was hunted by cops days before he flew to New York Britain and the US were today accused of 'dropping the ball' after letting career criminal Malik Faisal Akram land in New York despite police already his links to a religious sect banned in Saudi Arabia for attempts to 'purify Islam'. Mail Online 18/1/2022 News Naloxone trials: How police preventing overdoses can change everything Police forces both in the UK and internationally are increasingly equipping officers with overdose reversal medication such as naloxone, in an effort to cut the catastrophic numbers of drug-related deaths; drugs policing expert Ben Twomey, who wrote the policy for the first force in the UK to carry the medication, writes about what it means for the war on drugs. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/1/2022 Feature, Opinion Prince Harry feels his family isn’t ‘safe’ in the UK without police protection The Duke of Sussex is pursuing a judicial review to be able to personally pay for protection from the police when visiting his birth country Tatler 18/1/2022 Feature Developing strategic policy-maker skills: The power of the University of Buckingham’s academic approach Every day, developments unfold in security, whether at local, regional or global levels, that provide vibrant subjects for debate. The act of considering complex security challenges and thinking how best to formulate and communicate sensible policy alternatives in a comfortable space away from the pressures of the office proves challenging. Despite these challenges The University of Buckingham has made it possible to do both and is one of the key strengths their academic programmes. Policing Insight 18/1/2022 Advertisement, Feature Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/1/2022 News Calls for action on gender-based violence after Ashling Murphy killing REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Ireland’s minister for justice promises new strategy by March and a zero-tolerance approach The Guardian 17/1/2022 News Neighbourhood policing resources Resources to support officers and staff working in neighbourhood policing College of Policing 17/1/2022 Resources Prosecutors seek the public’s views on mercy killings and failed suicide pacts The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is seeking views on a proposed update to legal guidance on homicide, to assist prosecutors considering the public interest when dealing with suspects in deaths arising out of failed suicide pacts and so called ‘mercy killings’. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 17/1/2022 News «238423852386238723882389239023912392Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
